Sentence examples for go gliding from inspiring English sources
There's even a lovely moment when, trying to explain to Simplicio how deceptive appearances can be, Sagredo refers to "the appearance to those who travel along a street by night of being followed by the moon, with steps equal to theirs, when they see it go gliding along the eaves of the roofs".
The ballroom is lit by low-hanging chandeliers and above them, on the ceiling, painted angels go gliding through the heavens.
But let's not go "gliding over all" of the destruction he caused, because the desire to buff up Walt's image and minimize the uglier aspects of his personality is in direct conflict with what the show is trying to do on the whole, and especially in "Ozymandias". Walt was spewing a concentrated dose of the hatred and contempt he's felt for years.
When the Race Committee chairman blew his horn, off they went, gliding south toward the Statue of Liberty and the course's upwind buoy.
Off he went, gliding, sliding and setting up the ruck close to the line, over which Ashley Johnson barrelled to set up a frenzied last few minutes.
We sat there in silence for a long time: López Tarso went gliding through the movie's plot like a fish inside a whale; the images of Connie, Doris, and Monica lit up for a few seconds in my head, and Pajarito's vibration became imperceptible.
When we went gliding in Yorkshire, I had assumed it would be a wonderful ballet-like contraption floating silently through the air but it was a creaking, hulking machine at the mercy of the weather!
When we went gliding in Yorkshire, I had assumed it would be a wonderful ballet-like contraption floating silently through the air but it was a creaking, hulking machine at the mercy of the weather which I wasn't keen on at all.
We went sky gliding the next morning.
